A display driving circuit has a scan switch, an assistant unit, several storage switches, and several storage units. The scan switch couples to a data line. The assistant unit couples to the scan switch. The storage switches couple to the assistant unit. Each storage unit couples to the assistant unit by one of the storage switches. The assistant unit is shared by the storage units to compensate for several driving voltages or several driving currents of the storage units.
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1. A display driving circuit, comprising: a scan switch coupled to a data line; an assistant unit directly coupled to the scan switch, wherein the assistant unit comprises only one capacitor; a plurality of storage switches coupled to the scan switch through the one capacitor; and a plurality of storage units each coupled to the assistant unit by one of the storage switches, wherein one electrode of the one capacitor is directly coupled to the scan switch, and the other electrode of the one capacitor is directly coupled to the plurality of storage switches, and the assistant unit is shared by the storage units to compensate for a plurality of driving voltages or a plurality of driving currents of the storage units.
2. The display driving circuit as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the scan switch is arranged to transmit a plurality of data signals from the data line to the assistant unit.
3. The display driving circuit as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the assistant unit is arranged to provide a low voltage to the storage units.
4. The display driving circuit as claimed in claim 1 , wherein when the scan switch is turned on, the storage switches are arranged to respectively transmit the data signals from the assistant unit to the corresponding storage units.
5. A display driving circuit for transmitting data signals through a data line to a plurality of storage units, wherein the data signals include driving voltages or currents in the storage units, the circuit comprising: a scan switch having a first end coupled to the data line and a second end; a plurality of storage switches each having a first end coupled to one of the storage units and a second end; and an assistant unit comprising only one capacitor, wherein one electrode of the one capacitor is directly coupled to the second end of the scan switch, and the other electrode of the one capacitor is directly coupled to the second ends of the plurality of storage switches, and the scan switch is turned on during a scan period and the storage switches are sequentially turned on during the scan period.
6. The display driving circuit as claimed in claim 5 , wherein the assistant unit is arranged to provide a low voltage to the storage units.
7. A display driving circuit, comprising: a plurality of storage units, wherein each storage unit comprises: at least one storage capacitor storing a data signal; at least one driving transistor controlled by the data signal; and at least one organic light emitting diode driven by the driving transistor; an assistant unit shared by the storage units to compensate for a plurality of driving voltages or a plurality of driving currents of the storage units, wherein the assistant unit comprises only one capacitor; a plurality of storage switches; and a scan switch coupled to a data line, wherein the storage switches are coupled with the scan switch through the one capacitor, and one electrode of the one capacitor is directly coupled to the scan switch, and the other electrode of the one capacitor is directly coupled to the plurality of storage switches.
8. The display driving circuit as claimed in claim 7 , wherein a source of the driving transistor of each storage unit and one end of the storage capacitor couple to a power end, a gate of the driving transistor couples to another end of the storage capacitor, a drain of the driving transistor couples to a positive pole of the organic light emitting diode, and a negative pole of the organic light emitting diode couples to a ground end.
9. The display driving circuit as claimed in claim 7 , wherein the scan switch is arranged to transmit the data signals from the data line to the assistant unit.
10. The display driving circuit as claimed in claim 7 , wherein the assistant unit is arranged to provide a low voltage to the storage capacitors.
11. The display driving circuit as claimed in claim 7 , wherein when the scan switch is turned on, the storage switches are arranged to respectively transmit the data signals from the assistant unit to the corresponding storage units.
12. A display driving method, comprising: transmitting a data signal to an assistant unit through a scan switch, wherein the assistant unit is coupled to a plurality of storage units through a plurality of storage switches; and switching to transmit the data signal from the assistant unit to one of the storage units by the storage switches, wherein the assistant unit is shared by the storage units to compensate for a plurality of driving voltages or a plurality of driving currents of the storage units, the assistant unit comprises only one capacitor, and the storage switches are coupled with the scan switch through the at least one capacitor, and one electrode of the one capacitor is directly coupled to the scan switch, and the other electrode of the one capacitor is directly coupled to the plurality of storage switches.
13. The display driving method as claimed in claim 12 , further comprising providing a low voltage to the storage units.
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February 23, 2011
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